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- The third edition of the Bethesda System terminology manual has been published, introducing updates on benign endometrial cells and special adequacy situations.
- The manual now features more illustrations, a larger reference list, and a new chapter focused on risk-based management.
- It aims to be a comprehensive guide for gynecologic cytology, promoting standardized reporting for clinical, educational, and research use globally.
Article Abstract
The third iteration of the Bethesda System terminology manual was recently published. This update included changes in the reporting of benign endometrial cells, and guidance for special adequacy situations and for cases in which low grade squamous intraepithelial lesions are accompanied by some cells suggesting that a high grade lesion might also be present. In addition, the manual was increased in size to include more illustrations with special studies and comparisons to histology, a greatly increased reference list, and a new chapter devoted to the modern practice of risk-based management. The third edition of the Bethesda manual is meant to serve as a primary reference for the practice of gynecologic cytology designed to provide a uniform system of reporting Worldwide for clinical, teaching, and research purposes.
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